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The purchase - almost done !

Well, almost finished. By now, you should have a rough idea of what your caravan is worth.
Firstly don't be rude. People hate having their items pulled down or having you complain to them about the faults.
Don't use silly little faults to get the price down. Remember, you are buying a second hand caravan not a new one.
A nice opening line to say is, 'The caravan is ideal for us, but there are just a few things to point out.'
Show your guide and the things you have noted, and politely point them out. Ask if they are prepared to get the price any lower as they did say the caravan was in great condition and working order.
If you are happy with the price agreed, then proceed.
When buying a caravan, always use our receipt, available in our downloads section
It is a law-abiding contract which will protect you and the seller.
There is also a check list for things included in the sale (awnings, water bottles, etc)
Remember to double check that they are there when you drive away.

Well that's it. Hopefully, congratulations are in order for you on the purchase of your ideal caravan.
Please read our tricks of the traders and caravan horror stories.
Hopefully, the information you have gained from our site will come in useful and make your caravan purchase a more pleasant experience.

Happy caravanning